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the argument is who run the company into the ditch ?I am the working man's best friend.
I R 1.
I bust my ass 7 days a week in my detective business, averaging 500 miles a week on the road.
With the proceeds of that business I invest my $$$.
When I invest my $$$ I am the one that I am worried about 100% of the time.
It is NOT my responsibility to give anyone a damn job, increase the jobs in America, make sure someone has a job, make sure someone has a "living middle class wage" and "help the economy" or society with their jobs and salaries.
My job when I invest my $$$ THAT I BUSTED MY ASS FOR IS TO MAKE LOTS OF $$$$$$$.
If everyone worked hard at that and educated themselves to what the market demanded the $$$ comes in by itself.
When workers demand a portion of the capital that they never worked a minute for as a % of their wages that is over and above what the market demands for that job the worker suddenly finds themself looking for a job fast.
And that is what is going on now. American unskilled labor was far over paid for decades and the chickens have come home to roost.
I bolded the use of first person pronouns, just to give you an idea of how selfish this statement sounds.
Again, how does that answer my question.
How is the guy who actually assembles the car not worth $28.00 an hour, but the CEO who runs the company into the ditch worth 12 million?
Also, that little diatribe really indicates a deep seated hatred for working folks in general.
the argument is who run the company into the ditch ?I am the working man's best friend.
I R 1.
I bust my ass 7 days a week in my detective business, averaging 500 miles a week on the road.
With the proceeds of that business I invest my $$$.
When I invest my $$$ I am the one that I am worried about 100% of the time.
It is NOT my responsibility to give anyone a damn job, increase the jobs in America, make sure someone has a job, make sure someone has a "living middle class wage" and "help the economy" or society with their jobs and salaries.
My job when I invest my $$$ THAT I BUSTED MY ASS FOR IS TO MAKE LOTS OF $$$$$$$.
If everyone worked hard at that and educated themselves to what the market demanded the $$$ comes in by itself.
When workers demand a portion of the capital that they never worked a minute for as a % of their wages that is over and above what the market demands for that job the worker suddenly finds themself looking for a job fast.
And that is what is going on now. American unskilled labor was far over paid for decades and the chickens have come home to roost.
I bolded the use of first person pronouns, just to give you an idea of how selfish this statement sounds.
Again, how does that answer my question.
How is the guy who actually assembles the car not worth $28.00 an hour, but the CEO who runs the company into the ditch worth 12 million?
Also, that little diatribe really indicates a deep seated hatred for working folks in general.
the worker who was overpaid for his effort and turned out a inferior product cus of union rules /restictions or the ceo who let it happen and like the union worker took as much as he could in salary with as little effort as possible
both are partly to blame
Anyone who bothered to really listen to Rev. Wright instead of taking bits and pieces out of context found he wasn't how he was being pictured. But, of course, right-wing radio whined and their lemmings listened.
Bull
Shit
That's not much of a response.
A lot of silliness about Catholicism and Mormonism from fringe wingers. Sheesh.
Always has been and there always will be till Jesus comes back.
the argument is who run the company into the ditch ?
the worker who was overpaid for his effort and turned out a inferior product cus of union rules /restictions or the ceo who let it happen and like the union worker took as much as he could in salary with as little effort as possible
both are partly to blame
And you don't get paid anything for all of your good HAJIBA deeds.
Your employer is so bad he forces you to work for free and no one else will hire you.
No this job's pretty much a dead end, I realize that now. ONly a matter of time before another company buys us up or they move all the work to Asia or both.
What I get paid is crap. Less than what I got on my last job. It's embarrassing, really, but that's the wonderful system, where the best I can say is "I have a job".
This is why I'll fight Romney to my last breathe. Cocksuckers like him got us here.
Do not have the balls to take all of your life savings and borrow another 100K to start your own business?
No this job's pretty much a dead end, I realize that now. ONly a matter of time before another company buys us up or they move all the work to Asia or both.
What I get paid is crap. Less than what I got on my last job. It's embarrassing, really, but that's the wonderful system, where the best I can say is "I have a job".
This is why I'll fight Romney to my last breathe. Cocksuckers like him got us here.
Do not have the balls to take all of your life savings and borrow another 100K to start your own business?
Why should I have to.
Hey, you know what, I don't think the business owner should have MORE rights than me or LESS rights than me. I know this is a concept you don't seem to get. The world should not be bending over to kiss your ass because you own a business.
Anyone who bothered to really listen to Rev. Wright instead of taking bits and pieces out of context found he wasn't how he was being pictured. But, of course, right-wing radio whined and their lemmings listened.
That's not much of a response.
Most of the union workers I know work extremely hard for their money and have a hell of a lot more experience and skill than their non-union counterparts. It would seem the company's investment in the union workers does pay off most of the time.
Anyone who bothered to really listen to Rev. Wright instead of taking bits and pieces out of context found he wasn't how he was being pictured. But, of course, right-wing radio whined and their lemmings listened.
Correct, he was and is far worse. Wright is a racist to the core, hate filled and radical. The message of Wright is the same as that of Louis Farrakhan.
Most of the union workers I know work extremely hard for their money and have a hell of a lot more experience and skill than their non-union counterparts. It would seem the company's investment in the union workers does pay off most of the time.
87% of Union workers are employed by some form of government.
You want to rephrase the above lie, so as not to be so absurd?
Hey, you know what, I don't think the business owner should have MORE rights than me or LESS rights than me
Easy to throw those scary words around without backing up your statement.
Wright was no lightweight speaker. But his comments about some of the stuff America had done in its past weren't "radical" or "hate filled" but backed up by history, whether you want to believe them or not.
I'll give you the chance to rephrase yours. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (see link below), the number of wage and salary workers belonging to unions in 2011 was 14.7 million. The union membership rate for public sector workers (36.2 percent) was substantially higher than the rate for private sector workers (6.9 percent). Workers in education, training, and library occupations had the highest unionization rate at 37.1 percent.
In 2010, government employees (783,000) comprised about half of the 1.6 million workers who were covered by a union contract but were not members of a union.
I don't see 87 percent anywhere, do you? (The link with those stats is below.)
Google is your friend.
Union Members Summary
No this job's pretty much a dead end, I realize that now. ONly a matter of time before another company buys us up or they move all the work to Asia or both.
What I get paid is crap. Less than what I got on my last job. It's embarrassing, really, but that's the wonderful system, where the best I can say is "I have a job".
This is why I'll fight Romney to my last breathe. Cocksuckers like him got us here.
Do not have the balls to take all of your life savings and borrow another 100K to start your own business?
Why should I have to.
Hey, you know what, I don't think the business owner should have MORE rights than me or LESS rights than me. I know this is a concept you don't seem to get. The world should not be bending over to kiss your ass because you own a business.
Hey, you know what, I don't think the business owner should have MORE rights than me or LESS rights than me
To you fair is you can quit and go anywhere else any time you want. They can't fire you because that's "greed." Actually you do demand a system where rights are not equal.
Corporate raiders are good for the economy. They dissect businesses that the sum of the parts is greater then the whole. In other words, they are being managed poorly. That drives economic efficiency. There is nothing they do that harms the economy.
Hey, you know what, I don't think the business owner should have MORE rights than me or LESS rights than me
To you fair is you can quit and go anywhere else any time you want. They can't fire you because that's "greed." Actually you do demand a system where rights are not equal.
Corporate raiders are good for the economy. They dissect businesses that the sum of the parts is greater then the whole. In other words, they are being managed poorly. That drives economic efficiency. There is nothing they do that harms the economy.
Dead on it with equity investors aka corporate raiders.
But the " a job is a right" crowd can not stand competition.
They are cradle to grave needy.
The audacity of someone that brings nothing to the table and then demands the same rights someone else that has worked their ass off, saved THEIR earnings and invested their entire life savings into something.
Joe believes that he should have the same rights as those folks in a business.
post facts to back up you response that union workers are more qualified then non.the argument is who run the company into the ditch ?I bolded the use of first person pronouns, just to give you an idea of how selfish this statement sounds.
Again, how does that answer my question.
How is the guy who actually assembles the car not worth $28.00 an hour, but the CEO who runs the company into the ditch worth 12 million?
Also, that little diatribe really indicates a deep seated hatred for working folks in general.
the worker who was overpaid for his effort and turned out a inferior product cus of union rules /restictions or the ceo who let it happen and like the union worker took as much as he could in salary with as little effort as possible
both are partly to blame
Most of the union workers I know work extremely hard for their money and have a hell of a lot more experience and skill than their non-union counterparts. It would seem the company's investment in the union workers does pay off most of the time.
